jMock provides several classes and factory functions that define constraints over the acceptable parameter values of a method invocation. Sometimes, however, the predefined constraints do not let you specify an expectation accurately enough to keep your tests flexible. In such cases, you can easily define new constraints that seamlessly extend the existing constraints defined by jMock.
A constraint is an object that implements the Constraint
interface. It does two things:
eval
method).describeTo
method from the
SelfDescribing
interface).The org.jmock.constraint
package contains many constraint
implementations and the programmer can easily specify their own
constraints by writing their own implementations of the
Constraint
interface.
To create a new constraint:
Write a class that implements the Constraint
interface. The following constraint class tests whether a string starts
with a given prefix.
import org.jmock.core.Constraint; public class StringStartsWith implements Constraint { private String prefix; public StringStartsWith( String prefix ) { this.prefix = prefix; } public boolean eval( Object o ) { return o instanceof String && ((String)o).startsWith(prefix); } public StringBuffer describeTo( StringBuffer buffer ) { return buffer.append("a string starting with ") .append(Formatting.toReadableString(prefix)); } }
Note that the describeTo
method calls
Formatting.toReadableString
to format the prefix. The
toReadableString
method formats any raw value in a way that
subtly indicates the value's type and should be used to format any raw
values stored in your constraints so that error messages are easy to
read.
Write a factory method in your test case that creates an instance of your new constraint.
public class MyTestCase extends MockObjectTestCase { ... private Constraint aStringStartingWith( String prefix ) { return new StringStartsWith(prefix); } }
Use your factory method to create constraints in your tests. The following expectation specifies that the error method of the mockLogger object must be called once with an argument that is a string starting with "FATAL".
public class MyTestCase extends MockObjectTestCase { ... public void testSomething() { ... mockLogger.expects(once()).method("error").with( aStringStartingWith("FATAL") ); ... } private Constraint aStringStartingWith( String prefix ) { return new StringStartsWith(prefix); } }
Constraint objects must be stateless.
When dispatching each invocation, jMock uses the constraints to find an expectation that matches the invocation's arguments. This means that it will call the constraints many times during the test, maybe even after the expectation has been matched and invoked. In fact, jMock gives no guarantees of when and how many times it will call the constraints. This has no effect on stateless constraint objects but means that the function of stateful constraint objects cannot be predicted.
If you want to maintain state in response to invocations, use a custom Stub or Matcher.


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Simba's Black Friday Sale Gets You up to 40% off Selected Bundles
by Shabana ArifSimba is having its biggest ever sale starting tomorrow, with up to £524 off a handful of bundles on the website.
If you're interesting in giving the "World's Most 5 Star Reviewed Mattress Brand" a whirl, then you can snap up one of three bundles that have had their prices slashed:
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The Hybrid mattress ranges from £449 to £749 based on their size, while the mattress protector is anywhere from £45 to £75. The pillows come in at £99 each, and the duvet will set you back between £99 and £199. So a discount of 31-40 per cent isn't to be sniffed at.
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The Queen 'held religious service at Sandringham after staff complained it was haunted'
Kenneth Rose, a Royal biographer, says the service was held in 2000 because staff didn't want to work in the room supposedly haunted by a royal ghost
by Sam TrueloveThe Queen once held a religious service at Sandringham after servants said it was haunted, a royal biographer's diary has claimed.
Kenneth Rose claims a "little service" was held in one of the downstairs bedrooms at the 18th Century mansion.
The room - where The Queen's dad George VI lived during the months before his death - was said to be so haunted staff didn't want to work in it.
The service in 2000 was held by a local parson and attended by the Queen, the Queen Mother and the Queen Mother’s lady-in-waiting Prue Penn.
"Some of the servants had complained that the room was haunted and did not want to work in it," wrote Kenneth in his diary, which has been printed in the Daily Mail .
"The parson walked from room to room and did indeed feel some sort of restlessness in one of them."
Kenneth claims the revelation was made to him on January 2, 2001, although the service took place in summer 2000.
"The congregation of three took Holy Communion and special prayers were said, I think for the repose of the King’s soul in the room in which he died," wrote Kenneth.
"The parson said that the oppressive or disturbing atmosphere may have been because of Princess Diana: he had known such things before when someone died a violent death."
Sandringham, which has more than 270 rooms, is where the Royal Family spend Christmas, with The Queen having spent every Christmas at the Norfolk mansion since her father's death in 1952.
It's not the first time it has been reported Sandringham is haunted.
In 2011, a courtier said: “Everyone believes there are ghosts because so many have experienced them, including Prince Charles. There are old parts of the house where nobody wants to go or be alone."
Apparently, in the mid-1980s, Prince Charles was looking for some old prints with his valet Ken Stronach when they both suddenly felt very cold. They were convinced someone was behind them... but no one was there.
Our shadowy source said: “After crying, ‘Oh heck!’, the Prince grabbed the first print and got out as quickly as he could. He was petrified.
“There have been lots of incidents in the library. There is an old clock in there and the hands move by themselves.
"There is a smaller part of the library where a servant once had a kip, only to be woken by books flying from the shelves.
In 1996, footman Shaun Croasdale fled the cellar screaming after believing he saw the ghost of the Queen’s favourite servant, Tony Jarred, who had died a year earlier.


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It's natural for us to want to protect our children from something as scary-sounding as autism. Haven't we all seen the commercials on TV for organizations like Autism Speaks that show screaming children and overwhelmed parents? Who wouldn't want to stop that from happening to their families? It sounds like an easy decision if that's all there is to consider. Don't get the vaccine equals don't get autism, right?
No, that's not true. There is no evidence that vaccines have any causal link with autism. Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder, is something that we are born with, not something we can acquire. It's a different way for our brains to work, not a worse one. It's easy to make it look like autistic children are always having tantrums, like some organizations try to portray them, if you only film them when they are having tantrums. Some of us believe that vaccines cause autism because of a lack of science literacy.
That's not all there is to it. Vaccines are given for a reason. They prevent us from getting horrible, deadly diseases like measles, mumps, and rubella. Vaccines not only protect our children from getting the diseases, but they prevent our children from passing the diseases on to others. Something called "herd immunity" is extremely important to our society's health. Herd immunity means that, because almost everybody is vaccinated, the few people who are not vaccinated will be okay because there's no one to pass the disease to them. Because there have been relatively few people who refused to have their children vaccinated, herd immunity is still mostly intact. However, more and more people are now refusing, so herd immunity is starting to decline.
That leads to the ethical statement that we make when we refuse to vaccinate our children. Even if we don't think about it, we're clearly stating through our actions that a dead child is better than an autistic child. Remember, vaccines do not actually cause autism. Vaccines and autism are not related.  Why are we making the world worse? Because we would rather cater to our dangerous ideology than to the needs of our children. We might not know the weight of our decision when we make it, but that does not excuse us from the harm we do to our progyny, to our communities, and to our species at large.
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Grace Millane trial: Blood in accused's room '500m times more likely to come from victim'
A 27-year-old man is accused of the murder of 22-year-old Grace, a British backpacker who was found dead days after a Tinder date in New Zealand
by Sam Rkaina, Benjamin Cooper, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sam-rkaina/Blood found on the fridge of a man accused of murdering Grace Millane was 500,000 million times more likely to belong to her than anyone else, a court heard.
The young woman from Wickford, Essex, went on date with a 27-year-old she met on Tinder in Auckland, New Zealand on December 1, 2018.
The Crown has alleged that the defendant, who cannot be named due to a suppression order, strangled her and shoved her body inside a suitcase before burying her in a forested area outside the city.
Today the court heard details of forensic examinations carried out in the CityLife hotel room the accused was staying at, including its fridge.
The defence claims the death, on either December 1 or December 2, the date of Grace's 22nd birthday, was accidental and occurred during rough sexual intercourse.
Forensic experts told Auckland High Court on Friday there was evidence Grace's blood had been cleaned up, which the defendant told police he had done.
Scientist Dianne Crenfeldt told the jury she had found two approximately circular probable blood stains.
She said they were found between the bed and a wardrobe where the man accused of Grace's murder was staying.
DNA expert Turlough Thomas-Stone said "no male DNA was detected" in samples taken from the woman's fingernails and from the suitcase in which her body was found.
But he added that "damp, moisture, exposure to the elements" can make it harder to identify DNA samples taken from gravesites.
"Given the time between the alleged event and the taking of these samples, that could be a potential explanation (for the absence of male DNA)," he added.
Toxicologist Diana Kappatos said testing showed no illicit or prescribed drugs and the presence of 106 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood in the deceased's body, double the legal limit for drivers in New Zealand.
But Ms Kappatos said microbial action after death may have increased or decreased the concentration of alcohol in Grace's body.
On Thursday, jurors were shown security footage of the young woman and the defendant as they drank at various bars throughout the city.
Grace's friend, Ameena Ashcroft, said in a letter read to the court that she "thought something was out of place" when the young woman sent a series of messages during the date.
The backpacker said she wanted to "get smashed" with the man she met on Tinder.
Security footage showed the pair kiss repeatedly at the Bluestone Room before walking arm-in-arm a short distance into the lobby of the CityHigh hotel where the defendant was staying.
Grace was shown to follow the defendant out of the lift at 9.41pm.
It was the last time she was seen alive.
The trial, which is expected to last for another four weeks, is due to continue on Monday.


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The starting block below is CODE_PARENT
units long. Use the tools to the right to convert the starting block into both of the goal block that are CODE_OFFSPRING_1
units long and CODE_OFFSPRING_2
units long. You can see your progress as the current blocks.
Starting Block:
initSliceClone([ "current_block_1", "current_block_2" ]);
init({ range: [ [ 0, 1 ], [ 0, 1 ] ],scale: [ 600, 25 ] });
rectchart( [ 1, 0 ], ["#e00", "#999" ] );
Current Block 1:
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rectchart( [ 1, 0 ], ["#e00", "#999" ] );
Goal Block 1:
init({ range: [ [ 0, 1 ], [ 0, 1 ] ],scale: [ 600 * ANSWER_1, 25 ] });
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--- title: "Nesting, mapping, and plotting survey results" author: "Corey Pembleton" date: "2018-11-28" output: html_document slug: "nesting-mapping-plotting-survey-results" categories: ["R"] tags: ["tidyverse", "tidyr","visualization", "purrr", "data cleaning"] thumbnailImagePosition: "left" thumbnailImage: "/img/Question_1.png" ---
This is a great example of how with a little time and knowledge on what is possible programmatically a workflow can be made much more efficient.
In a previous project, I encountered common task: cleaning survey data and producing a graphic output for each question, grouped according to four different stakeholder variables. With little knowledge of purrr
or tidyr
at that time, the only way I knew how to process that was by filtering each result, and copy-pasting the same ggplot code chunk, changing the title manually for each graph. This took a long time, longer than I care to admit, and was error-prone. I KNEW there was a faster way, but wasn’t sure what that would look like.
I recently had a colleague approach me to ask about creating graphics, grouped in four different ways for 32 questions: requiring a total of 128 graphic outputs - and took the chance to do a little research in how I could automate my workflow more smoothly.
After learning more about purrr
and the tidyr::nest()
family of functions, I realized I could pass the same ggplot code chunk to each of the questions by grouping and nesting them; and by using map2()
to save the results as images with ggsave()
. Following the lead of B. Rodrigues and working with some tailored survey data for client confidentiality reasons, I came up with the following:
library(tidyverse)
survey <- read_csv("./fake_survey.csv")
colours = c("#ffffff", "#648015", "#97c020","#b5e4e9", "#c0c5ca", "#7c8692")
plot3 <- survey %>%
mutate(Question == str_trim(Question, "both")) %>%
filter(percentage > 0) %>%
group_by(Question) %>%
nest() %>%
mutate(plot = map2(data, Question,
~ggplot(data = .x, aes(x = stakeholder_group, y = percentage,
fill = Response,
label = paste0(percentage, "%"))) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", alpha = .60) +
ggrepel::geom_text_repel(position = position_stack(vjust = .5),
hjust = 0.5,
direction = "y",
fontface = "bold",
size = 3, vjust = 0, force = 1,
min.segment.length = 1,
segment.size = .5,
segment.colour = "lightgrey",
box.padding = .1,
ylim = c(0, 100)) +
scale_y_continuous(limits = c(0, 101)) +
scale_x_discrete(labels = c("EU Agency" = "EU Agency",
"International NGO" = "INGO",
"Local NGO" = "Local NGO",
"Other EU" = "Other EU",
"UN Agency" = "UN Agency")) +
scale_fill_manual(values = colours) +
theme(panel.grid = element_blank(),
panel.grid.minor = element_blank(),
axis.text.x = element_text(face = "bold"),
axis.text.y = element_text(face = "bold"),
axis.title.x = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
title = element_text(face = "bold", size = 10,
colour = "black"),
legend.position = "bottom") +
ggtitle(str_wrap(.y, width = 80))
))
Which creates an object, “plot3”, with nested dataframe containing the two variables as lists, grouped by the “Question” variable. One of these lists is the data from each question (e.g. responses by stakeholder), the other is the list of plots (here called as plot3$plot). To give a unique name matching the question, and ensure the names aren’t too long for a .png, I use map2()
in the following way:
#map2(paste0(unique(str_trunc(plot3$Question, width = 10, ellipsis = "")),
# ".png"), plot3$plot, ggsave, width = 9, height = 5, unit = "in")
I can examine each graph and table individually using map2()
again, to make sure everything is in order:
map2(plot3, "[", 1)
## $Question
## [1] "Question 1"
##
## $data
## # A tibble: 27 x 5
## stakeholder_group `Number of Respo… Response percentage `Question == st…
## <chr> <dbl> <chr> <dbl> <lgl>
## 1 Local NGO 24 Strongl… 4.17 TRUE
## 2 International NGO 30 Disagree 20 TRUE
## 3 UN Agency 30 Disagree 3.33 TRUE
## 4 Local NGO 24 Disagree 8.33 TRUE
## 5 EU Agency 21 Disagree 23.8 TRUE
## 6 EU Member State 11 Disagree 9.09 TRUE
## 7 Other EU 5 Disagree 20 TRUE
## 8 International NGO 30 Do not … 16.7 TRUE
## 9 UN Agency 30 Do not … 6.67 TRUE
## 10 EU Agency 21 Do not … 14.3 TRUE
## # … with 17 more rows
##
## $plot
Figuring this process out took some time, but in the end, the learning investment is worth it. Adding formatted labels in the position_stack()
setting, changing unique titles per graph, calling .y
to ensure the title is matched to the question, and str_wrap()
to ensure the titles aren’t super long, and using the nested map2paste0(unique(str_trunc(plot))
to execute saving the file names were all new tools for me - if you have any thoughts on how this could be made more effecient, I’d love to hear how.


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The Special Educational Needs (Information) Act (2008) requires the Secretary of State to publish information about children in England with SEN . This is the fifth annual statistical publication that has been developed to meet the requirements of the act.
This publication includes new information on pupils with SEN alongside further interpretation of existing findings. All figures are provided at national level, with some existing regional and local authority level information.
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object.
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has_jsps: True if the application has *.jsp files.
Returns:
If there is well-formed but illegal XML, returns a list of
errors. Otherwise, returns an AppEngineWebXml object containing
information from XML.
Raises:
AppEngineConfigException: In case of malformed XML or illegal inputs.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/tools/web_xml_parser.py


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One liner programs are short but twisted. This “Hello, World” version certainly takes its time saying hello.
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A mobile app for those who believe edible food should be eaten.
Develop ruby back-end infrastructure for final project, a native IOS front-end mobile application including API interface with Angular, AWS S3 file uploads using Paperclip, mailer jobs, iCal generation, distance calculations using GeoKit an hosted on Heroku.
Designed, coded and tested a training simulator for Mobile Subscriber Equipment (MSE), the Army field communications system. Once launched at Fort Gordon, I was the point person for field visits for feature additions and tweaks.
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Is stoning ever justified?
“It depends what sort of stoning and what circumstances,” he replies.
– From an interview with Dr Muhammad Abdul Bari, leader of the Muslim Council of Britain, in the Daily Telegraph, 10th November 1007… sorry, 2007.
It goes without saying that stoning to death is the only proper way of dealing with certain crimes, but as Dr Bari so wisely says, one has to be clear about what sort of stoning. That is why Hooting Yard is pleased to announce a soon-to-be-out-of-print pamphlet entitled How To Choose The Right Sort Of Stoning To Death For Ne'er-Do-Wells. This helpful work gives tips on many different techniques of throwing rocks at defenceless women until they are dead.


How to play:1. Move the snake with your arrow keys2. Collect food to make the snake grow3. If the snake crashes into the wall or itself, it's game overHave fun!


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Jon Snow is a G.  His birth mother is a mystery, but he was raised by Catlyn Stark, who could never bring herself to love him, and would often blame things on him. Despite a tough upbringing, Jon has proven to be an intelligent, brave, noble, and skilled warrior. He rose to the rank of Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, before being stabbed to death by his own men, who disagreed with his strategy.
Jon Snow is one of the central characters in A Game of Thrones. GoT is the most successful show ever to run on HBO. The latest season will come out at the end of this year. If you liked Lord of The Rings, you will probably like A Game of Thrones. Check it out!


QTapReading Class
The QTapReading class represents one reading from the tap sensor. More...
| Header: | #include <QTapReading> |
| qmake: | QT += sensors |
| Since: | Qt 5.1 |
| Inherits: | QSensorReading |
Public Types
| enum | TapDirection { Undefined, X, Y, Z, ..., Z_Both } |
Properties
- doubleTap : const bool
- tapDirection : const TapDirection
- 1 property inherited from QSensorReading
- 1 property inherited from QObject
Public Functions
| bool | isDoubleTap() const |
| void | setDoubleTap(bool doubleTap) |
| void | setTapDirection(TapDirection tapDirection) |
| TapDirection | tapDirection() const |
- 4 public functions inherited from QSensorReading
- 32 public functions inherited from QObject
Additional Inherited Members
- 1 public slot inherited from QObject
- 2 signals inherited from QObject
- 1 public variable inherited from QObject
- 10 static public members inherited from QObject
- 9 protected functions inherited from QObject
- 2 protected variables inherited from QObject
Detailed Description
The QTapReading class represents one reading from the tap sensor.
QTapReading Units
The tap sensor registers tap events along the 3 axes that originate from the phone. The axes are arranged as follows.
By default it returns only double tap events. The QTapSensor::returnDoubleTapEvents property must be set to false to return individual tap events.
Member Type Documentation
enum QTapReading::TapDirection
The tap direction is indicated using flags. Applications should check for the presence of a particular flag as multiple flags may be set at once.
The X, Y and Z flags allow an app to check for taps along an axis without caring about the direction.
if (reading->tapDirection()&QTapReading::X) { ... }
The *_Pos and *_Neg flags allow checking for taps in a specific direction. Note that some devices cannot determine the direction of a tap and will set both the _Pos and _Neg flag for the detected axis. Previous versions of the API did not allow this. Applications that check for the _Pos and _Neg flags as values should be updated so they can work with all devices.
For example, if you have code like
if (reading->tapDirection() == QTapReading::X_Pos) { ... }
you can rewrite it as
if (reading->tapDirection()&QTapReading::X_Pos) { ... }
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
QTapReading::Undefined | 0 | This value means that the direction is unknown. |
QTapReading::X | 0x0001 | This flag is set if the tap was along the X axis. |
QTapReading::Y | 0x0002 | This flag is set if the tap was along the Y axis. |
QTapReading::Z | 0x0004 | This flag is set if the tap was along the Z axis. |
QTapReading::X_Pos | 0x0011 | This flag is set if the tap was towards the positive X direction. |
QTapReading::Y_Pos | 0x0022 | This flag is set if the tap was towards the positive Y direction. |
QTapReading::Z_Pos | 0x0044 | This flag is set if the tap was towards the positive Z direction. |
QTapReading::X_Neg | 0x0101 | This flag is set if the tap was towards the negative X direction. |
QTapReading::Y_Neg | 0x0202 | This flag is set if the tap was towards the negative Y direction. |
QTapReading::Z_Neg | 0x0404 | This flag is set if the tap was towards the negative Z direction. |
QTapReading::X_Both | 0x0111 | Equivalent to X_Pos|X_Neg . Returned by devices that cannot detect the direction of a tap. |
QTapReading::Y_Both | 0x0222 | Equivalent to Y_Pos|Y_Neg . Returned by devices that cannot detect the direction of a tap. |
QTapReading::Z_Both | 0x0444 | Equivalent to Z_Pos|Z_Neg . Returned by devices that cannot detect the direction of a tap. |
Property Documentation
doubleTap : const bool
This property holds a value indicating if there was a single or double tap.
- true - double tap
- false - single tap
Access functions:
| bool | isDoubleTap() const |
See also QTapReading Units.
tapDirection : const TapDirection
This property holds the direction of the tap.
Access functions:
| TapDirection | tapDirection() const |
See also QTapReading Units.
Member Function Documentation
void QTapReading::setDoubleTap(bool doubleTap)
Sets the double tap status of the reading to doubleTap.
See also isDoubleTap().
void QTapReading::setTapDirection(TapDirection tapDirection)
Sets the tap direction to tapDirection.
See also tapDirection().


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THE NET A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
THE NET is a thriller about a lonely mole, Angela Bennett (Sandra Bullock). Like a real life mole, Angela lives a dark and solitary life underground, and spends her time boring through things. Angela is a software tester who exclusively telecommutes from her home - she has never been to her office. Is this the future? Her room is dark other than the glow from her monitors. She hacks her way through programs looking for viruses and through the Internet looking for ersatz companionship.
She stumbles onto a program that has some sort of link to a ring of cyber-criminals. The program for some reason can bring up secret information if the right passwords and magic codes are entered. The criminals are disrupting stock exchanges, airports, and banks.  She tangles with them, and they switch her identity to be someone else, steal everything she has, and generally get her in big trouble with the law.
The cat and mouse game between her and the bad guys is the heart of the story. She is pursued by Jack Devlin (Jeremy Northam) who wants something from her and then wants to exterminate her. She knows no one since she rarely speaks to anyone. She turns to her therapist and old boyfriend, Dr. Alan Champion (Dennis Miller) for help, but she believes that her salvation lies in her own hands.
THE NET is an interesting show with many things going for it. First and foremost is Sandra Bullock, who was so great in SPEED and WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING, and is so here as well. The casting of her was perfect. She has that reclusive, withdrawn smile and looks like someone who spends all of their time having an intimate relationship with a computer while ignoring, shunning, and being almost afraid of the outside world. I know people like Angela who are slowly losing all social graces, spending all of their time on the computer in their offices or homes, and seem almost taken aback when spoken to as if to say you can't speak to me.
A mild suspension of disbelief is all that is necessary to follow the technology in the story. As she hacks through the Internet, runs through IP addresses, does virus scans, etc., much of it seems kind of plausible. Don't look too close or you will see the Wizard behind the curtain. Go with the flow and believe. One of the most inaccurate parts was actually the most fun.
If you notice, she has full-sized computers and laptops of all types in her room, but she uses her Mac for the serious stuff reserving the PC to order pizza over the Internet. As someone who worked at Apple on the precursor to the Mac, the Lisa, and someone who stills uses a Mac at home and at work, this made me smile.
The plot is fun to follow even in its most predictable parts. The script by John D. Brancato and Michael Ferris creates a highly interesting story full of technobabble. Where it falls down is in the depiction of the villain. He is too suave and not sufficiently scary. Also, Angela is painted into such corners with nowhere to turn, that the plot frequently has nowhere to go. The director (Irwin Winkler) should have had Angela show more emotion if they didn't give her more possible exits or people to turn to. I think having a set of good cops that she was trying to link up with would have improved the script.
THE NET runs 1:58, but does not feel that long. The pacing by editor Richard Halsey is good. The movie is rated PG-13 for a little bit of profanity and non-gory violence. It would be fine for kids over say 9. I recommend the movie to you as a nice little thriller, and I award it ** 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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| def | start (self) |
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Executes a provided function at periodic intervals. Attributes: *args: Variable length argument list for the function to be repeatedly executed. function (func): Arbitrary function to be repeatedly run. interval (int): Number of seconds between consecutive runs of the function. is_running (bool): Whether or not the function is currently running. **kwargs: Arbitrary keyword arguments for the function to be repeatedly executed.
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Starts the repeated execution asynchronously.
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'Integrity' drives deals
AFL CEO denies claim that League is 'drunk' on gambling cash
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Settings Options¶
Here are the setting options for the compiler tools:
Compiler Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Compiler.Platform |
Platform x86, x64, ARMv8A32 |
Compiler.BaseAddress |
Base address of the compiled application |
Compiler.TraceLevel |
Trace level for debugging |
Compiler.MethodScanner |
If true, enable the experimental method scanner |
Compiler.Multithreading |
If true, enables multithreading during compiling process |
Compiler.Multithreading.MaxThreads |
Maximum number of threads used by the compiler |
Compiler.Binary |
If true, emits object file, otherwise no object file is created |
Compiler.EmitInline |
If true, emits all inlined methods into the object file |
Compiler.OutputFile |
Filename of the object file |
Compiler.SourceFiles |
Filename(s) of the source files |
Compiler Optimizations Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Optimizations.Basic |
If true, enables prebuilt transformation optimizations, like constant folding and strength reduction |
Optimizations.SSA |
If true, transforms instructions to Single Static Assignment (SSA) form |
Optimizations.SCCP |
If true, enables Sparse Conditional Constant Propagation (SCCP) optimizations |
Optimizations.ValueNumbering |
If true, enables the Value Numbering (VN) optimizations |
Optimizations.LongExpansion |
If true, transforms some 64-bit instructions into 32-bit instructions prior to platform transformations |
Optimizations.BitTracker |
If true, enables the bit tracker optimizations |
Optimizations.LoopInvariantCodeMotion |
If true, enables the loop invariant code motion optimizations |
Optimizations.Devirtualization |
If true, transforms virtual methods calls into static method calls |
Optimizations.Platform |
If true, enable platform specific optimizations |
Optimizations.Inline |
If true, small methods can be inlined |
Optimizations.Inline.Maximum |
Maximun number of instructions that can be inlined within a method |
Optimizations.Inline.AggressiveMaximum |
Maximun number of instructions that can be inlined when a method is explicited marked to be inlined |
Optimizations.Inline.ExplicitOnly |
If true, only explicitly marked methods are inlined |
Optimizations.TwoPass |
If true, some optimization stages are executed twice |
Optimizations.Inline.Aggressive |
Methods to be aggressively inline |
Optimizations.Inline.Exclude |
Methods that may not be inlined |
Linker Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Linker.Format |
Type of ELF object file elf32 or elf64 |
Linker.Symbols |
If true, emits the symbols into the object file |
Linker.StaticRelocations |
If true, emits static relocation information into the object file |
Linker.Drawf |
If true, emits DWARF debug information into the object file |
Linker.ShortSymbolNames |
If true, emits short symbol names into the object file |
Linker.CustomSections.{Name}.SectionName |
Emits a custom linker section with this section name |
Linker.CustomSections.{Name}.SourceFile |
Emits a custom linker section using the specific file |
Linker.CustomSections.{Name}.Address |
Emits a custom linker section with this address |
Common Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
SearchPaths |
Folder to search for files |
DefaultFolder |
Default folder for output files |
TemporaryFolder |
Specifies a temporary folder |
Compiler Debug Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
CompilerDebug.Statistics |
If true, enables statistics gathering |
CompilerDebug.DebugFile |
Filename to emit a MOSA specific debug information |
CompilerDebug.MapFile |
Filename to emit a map of all symbols |
CompilerDebug.CompileTimeFile |
Filename to emit compile times for each method |
CompilerDebug.AsmFile |
Filename to emit ASM disassembly |
CompilerDebug.NasmFile |
Filename to emit disassembly using the NASM tool |
CompilerDebug.InlinedFile |
Filename to emit a list of all methods that were inlined |
CompilerDebug.PreLinkHashFile |
Filename to emit a list of all methods with their hash value prior to linking |
CompilerDebug.PostLinkHashFile |
Filename to emit a list of all methods with their hash value after linking |
CompilerDebug.FullCheckMode |
If true, causes the compiler to run internal validate checks (used to test the compiler) |
Compiler X86 Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
X86.InterruptMethodName |
Name of the method that handles interrupts |
Explorer Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Explorer.Filter |
Specifies the default method filter name when Explorer is launched |
Launcher Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Launcher.Start |
If true, immediately start the compiler upon launch |
Launcher.Launch |
If true, launch a virtual machine after compiling the application and generating the virtual machine image |
Launcher.Exit |
If true, exit immediately after launch |
Launcher.PlugKorlib |
If true, automatically include the plugs for CoreLib |
Launcher.HuntForCorLib |
If true, search for CoreLib in various directories |
Launcher.LaunchGDB |
If true, launch the GNU GDB application after VM launch |
Launcher.LaunchDebugger |
If true, launch the MOSA debugger application after VM launch |
Launcher.Test |
If true, monitors VM serial for success or failure messages |
Image Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Image.Format |
Format of the vritual image file BIN, IMG, VHD, VDI, ISO, VMDK |
Image.FileSystem |
File system of the primary partition in the image file FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, ISO???? |
Image.BootLoader |
Type of bootloader grub0.97, grub2.00, syslinux6.03, syslinux3.72 |
Image.Destination |
Destination directory of the image file |
Image.ImageFile |
Filename of the image file |
Emulator Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Emulator |
Type of Emulator Qemu, VMware, Bochs |
Emulator.Memory |
Amount of memory for the virtual machine in MB |
Emulator.Display |
If true, show the video display |
Emulator.GDB |
If true, enables GDB within emulator |
Emulator.Serial |
Serial Emulation type None, Pipe, TCPServer, TCPClient |
Emulator.Serial.Host |
Serial Host Name or IP address |
Emulator.Serial.Port |
Serial Port |
Emulator.Serial.Pipe |
Serial Pipename |
GDB Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
GDB.Host |
Host IP or Name for GDB |
GDB.Port |
Port Number for GDB |
Multiboot Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Multiboot.Version |
Multiboot version none, v1, v2 |
Multiboot.Video |
If true, enable VGA BIOS Extension (VBE) |
Multiboot.Video.Width |
Video Width |
Multiboot.Video.Height |
Video Height |
Multiboot.Video.Depth |
Video Depth |
Debugger Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Debugger.WatchFile |
Filename of the watch file |
Debugger.BreakpointFile |
Filename of the breakpoint file |
Application Location Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
AppLocation.Bochs |
Location of the BOCHS application |
AppLocation.Qemu |
Location of the QEMU application |
AppLocation.QemuBIOS |
Location of the QEMU BIOS |
AppLocation.QemuImg |
Location of the QEMUImg application |
AppLocation.VmwarePlayer |
Location of the VMPlayer application |
AppLocation.Ndisasm |
Location of the Ndisasm application |
AppLocation.Mkisofs |
Location of the Mkisofs application |
AppLocation.GDB |
Location of the QEMU application |
OS Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
OS.Name |
Name of operating system |
Import Settings¶
Settings |
Description |
|---|---|
Import |
Filename of another settings file to import |


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Hand over ACP Agordzo to IGP – Court orders
The embattled former Director of Operations at the Ghana Police Service, ACP Dr Benjamin Agordzo, must be handed to the Inspector General of Police, the Kaneshie Magistrate Court has ordered.
ACP Agordzo together with nine others have been arraigned for their respective role in an alleged case of destabilising the state.
In court on Wednesday when the case was consolidated, ACP Agordzo was charged with abetment of treason felony while the others face conspiracy and treason felony.
All suspects have since been remanded into police custody after the prosecution had prayed then the court for them to be remanded them there.
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CAPSULE: Bret Easton Ellis's flash-in-the-pan novel becomes a weak and sentimental movie. Casting of Robert Downey, Jr. is an asset, though.
I read LESS THAN ZERO when it was first published, and several other times since. Each time I've come back to it, it seems to contain that much less. It wasn't that profound a book to begin with, and what little insight it did have (Los Angeles is a terrible place for anyone to try to be a moral person, for one) has not survived the transition to the big screen. LESS THAN ZERO, the motion picture, is even less absorbing than the book that spawned it. It's just not a good movie, despite the presence of three good actors (Andrew McCarthy, Jami Gertz, and Robert Downey, Jr.) who are given potentially interesting roles to play.
McCarthyis a young L.A. denizen, Clay, who goes off to an Ivy League university. His girlfriend and best friend (Gertz, as "Blair", and Downey) enter into a kind of relationship of the damned, and then a panic-stricken Blair calls Clay at Christmastime. Maybe he can help straighten his friend out. Maybe not.
Downey has drifted into the coke-and-decadence orbit that many people fall into for no particular reason. In Downey's case, it's boredom, more than anything else. He's got pretty much everything he could ask for -- he's more or less been given a recording studio by his father -- but none of it is enough. He has never learned how to really enjoy any of it, and so of course he's thousands of dollars in debt to a drug dealer (James Spader, also good). All of this is played out against a glossy, 90210-ish backdrop of pool parties, rock clubs, coke binges, and so on.
It's funny how many individually good things there are in the movie -- and sad how they never quite add up, probably because the movie's agenda is too cut and dried. Instead of getting a story about lives in decay, we get a simpleminded parable about the dangers of cocaine; it's on the level of an ABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL. The worst thing about LESS THAN ZERO is how, like a bad gangsta rap video, it winds up glorifying what it's supposed to be attacking -- partly because it doesn't know how to be angry enough about its subject, I think. It winds up being more like a resigned sigh.
And yet in the middle of this movie there are some very good performances. Jami Gertz takes what could have been a one-note role and populates it with small tics and mannerisms that make it real and substantive.  And Downey, despite the fact that the script he's given marches him clean off a cliff, works nicely as the damned soul. What was missing was a stronger backbone to the movie, a more definite sense of purpose other than the easy target of drug addiction, to make it really worth the experience.
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--- title: YOLO V1 implementation keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "YOLO v1." description: "YOLO v1." nb_path: "00_yolov1.ipynb" ---
In this notebook the YOLOv1 will implemented based on the original paper
TODO:
Yolo is an object detection algorithm and uses features that learned from a cnn network to detect objects. When prerforming object detection we want to correctly identify in the image the objects in the given image. Most of the classic aproaches in the object detection algorithms using the sliding window method where the classifier is run over evenly spaces lacations over the entire image. Such types of algorithms are the Deformable Parts Models (DPM), the R-CNN which uses proposal methods to generate the bounding boxes in the given image and then run the classifier on the proposed bounding boxes. This approch, and particullarly the DPM method is slow and not optimal for real time uses, and the improved version of R-CNN models is gaining some speed by strategically selecting interesting regions and run through them the classifier.
On the other hand YOLO algorithm based on the idea to split the image in a grid, for axample for a given image we can split it in a 3 by 3 grid (SxS = 3x3) which gives as 9 cells. As the below image shows, the image consists by a 3 by 3 grid with 9 cells, and each cell has 2 bouning boxes (B) which finally will give the prediction bounding boxe for the object in the image.
{% include image.html alt="Bounding Boxes" width="500" caption="Bounding Boxes" id="bboxs" max-width="500" file="/proejct_demo/images/image.png" %}
Figure 1
Generally, the YOLO algorithm has the following steps:
Note: In practice will like touse larger values of $S and B$, such as $S = 19$ and $B = 5$ to identify more objects, and each cell will output a prediction with a corresponding bounding box for a given image.
The below image shows the YOLO algorithm's result, which returns the bounding boxes for the detected objects. For the algorithm to perform efficiently needs to be trained sufficiently because with each iteration (epoch), the detection accuracy increases. Also, the bounding boxes can be in more than one cells without any issue, and the detection is performed in the cell where the midpoint of the bounding box belongs.
{% include image.html alt="Bounding Boxes2" width="500" caption="Bounding Boxes2" id="bboxs2" max-width="500" file="/proejct_demo/images/image2.png" %}
Figure 2
The YOLO object detection algorithm is faster architecture because uses one Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) to run all components in the given image in contrast with the naive sliding window approach where for each image the algorithm (DPM, R-CNN etc) needs to scan it step by step to find the region of interest, the detected objects. The R-CNN for example needs classify around 2000 regions per image which makes the algorithm very time consuming and it's not ideal for real time applications.
The figure below shows how the YOLO model creates an $S x S$ grid in the input image and then for each grid cell creates multiple bounding boxes as well as class probability map, and at the end gives the final predictions of the objects in the image.
{% include image.html alt="Bounding Boxesy" width="500" caption="Bounding Boxesy" id="bboxs" max-width="500" file="/proejct_demo/images/yolo_paper.png" %}
Figure 3
One of the most important aspects of this algorithm is the it builds and specifies the bounding boxes, and the other is the the Loss function. The algorithm uses five components to predict an output:
Thus, we, optimally, want one bounding box for each object in the given image and we can be sure that only one object will be predicted for each object by taking the midpoint of the cell that is responsible for outputing that object.
So, each bounding box for each cell will have $[x_1, y_1, x_2, y_2]$ coordinates where in the YOLO algorithm will be $[x, y, w, h]$
The labels will look like the following:
$label_{cell} = [c_1, c_2, ..., c_5, p_c, x, y, w,h]$
where:
Predictions will look very similar, but will output two bouning boxes (will specialise to output different bounfding boxes (wide vs tall).
$pred_{cell} = [c_1, c_2, ..., c_5, p_{c_1}, x_1, y_1, w_1, h_1, p_{c_2}, x_2, y_2, w_2, h_2]$
Note: A cell can only detect one object, this is also one of the YOLO limitations (we can have finer grid to achieve multiple detections as mentioned above.
This is for every cell and the target shape for one image will be $(S, S, 10)$
where:
The predictions shape will be $(S, S, 15)$ where there is and additional probability score and four extra bounding box predictions.
{% include image.html alt="YOLO Architecture" width="800" caption="YOLO Architecture" id="yolov1" max-width="800" file="/proejct_demo/images/model.png" %}
The original YOLO model consists of 24 convolutional layers followed by 2 fully connected layers. The model accepts 448x448 images and at the first layer has a 7x7 kernel with 64 output filters with stride of 2 (also need to have a padding of 3 to much the dimensions), also there is a 2x2 Maxpool Layer with the stride of 2. Simillarly, the rest of the model consists of convolutional layers and Maxpool layers except the last two layers where there are a fully conected layers where the first one takes as and input the convolutional output and make it a linear layer of 4096 feature vector and outputs to the fully connected which is reshaped to become a 7 by 7 by 30 which is the final split size of the image ($S = 7$ which is a $7$ x $7$ grid) with a vector output of 30 (in my case this will be 15).
To help whith the architecture building it will be usefull to pre-determine the architecure configuration:
architecture_config = [
# Tuple: (kernel_size, num_filters, stride, padding)
(7, 64, 2, 3),
"M", # M stands for the MaxPolling Layer and has stride 2x2 and kernel 2x2
(3, 192, 1, 1),
"M",
(1, 128, 1, 0),
(3, 256, 1, 1),
(1, 256, 1, 0),
(3, 512, 1, 1),
"M",
# List of tuples: (kernel_size, num_filters, stride, padding), num_of_repeats
[(1, 256, 1, 0), (3, 512, 1, 1), 4],
(1, 512, 1, 0),
(3, 1024, 1, 1),
"M",
[(1, 512, 1, 0), (3, 1024, 1, 1), 2],
(3, 1024, 1, 1),
(3, 1024, 2, 1),
(3, 1024, 1, 1),
(3, 1024, 1, 1),
]
The YOLO loss function is the second most important aspect of the algorithm. The basic concept behind all these losses is that are the sum squared error, and if we look at the first part of the loss function is going to be the loss for the box coordinate for the midpoint (taking the $x$ midpoint value and subtractining from the predicted $\hat{x}$ squared). The $\mathbb{1}_{ij}^{obj}$ is the identity function which is calculated when there is an object in the cell, so summurizing there is:
So, to know which bounding box is responsible for outputing that bounding box is by looking at the cell and see which of the predicted bounding boxes has the highest Intersection over Union (IoU) value with the target bouning box. The one with the highest IoU will be the responsible bounding box for the prediction and will be send to the loss function.
\begin{align} &\lambda_{coord} \sum_{i=0}^{S^2}\sum_{j=0}^B \mathbb{1}_{ij}^{obj}[(x_i-\hat{x}_i)^2 + (y_i-\hat{y}_i)^2 ] \\&+ \lambda_{coord} \sum_{i=0}^{S^2}\sum_{j=0}^B \mathbb{1}_{ij}^{obj}[(\sqrt{w_i}-\sqrt{\hat{w}_i})^2 +(\sqrt{h_i}-\sqrt{\hat{h}_i})^2 ]\\ &+ \sum_{i=0}^{S^2}\sum_{j=0}^B \mathbb{1}_{ij}^{obj}(C_i - \hat{C}_i)^2 + \lambda_{noobj}\sum_{i=0}^{S^2}\sum_{j=0}^B \mathbb{1}_{ij}^{noobj}(C_i - \hat{C}_i)^2 \\ &+ \sum_{i=0}^{S^2} \mathbb{1}_{i}^{obj}\sum_{c \in classes}(p_i(c) - \hat{p}_i(c))^2 \\ \end{align}def test(S=7, B=2, C=5):
"""
A function to test YoloV1 model
"""
model = YoloV1(split_size=S, num_boxes=B, num_classes=C)
x = torch.randn((2, 3, 448, 448))
print(model(x).shape)
test()


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More Samples on using rowSelector and dataSelector
When using a HTML element other then a
, the HTMLDataSet needs some extra information in order to
extract data from such three-level nested structure. There are two optional parameters (rowSelector, dataSelector)
that can be used to accomplish this. See this sample for possible values to be used with these parameters.
1. Using both rowSelector and dataSelector
Uses all the children of 'sourceContainer1' as rows and gets all the all tags with 'header' or 'description' class names as columns.
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var ds1 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet(null, "sourceContainer1", {rowSelector:">", dataSelector:".header, .description"});
Here's how the Source Container DIV looks like:

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The markup used for accessing the values inside the spry:region is {column0}, {column1}.
You can use the optional array columnNames:["header", "description"] in the dataset definition in order to access the values using {header}, {description}.
2. Using only rowSelector
Uses all 'LI' items as rows and for each row builds a single column of data.
In this case a single cell is used for each row, that holds all the data from the row.
Here's the HTMLDataSet instantiation:
var ds2 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet(null, "sourceContainer2", {rowSelector:">li"});
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A single row of data is build that has multiple columns from the matching 'LI's
This sample takes the data from the same structure as in previous sample (UL LI).
If no rowSelector is specified, a single row is build that uses as cells the items filtered by the dataSelector.
The markup reference looks like: {column0}, {column1}, etc
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var ds3 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet(null, "sourceContainer2", {dataSelector:"li.rowData"});
4. No rowSelector specified, only dataSelector that filters using specific IDs
Only the matching 'LI's will be used as columns for this single row of data
This sample is just a variation of the previous one, but uses the optional columnNames array in order to change the default markup for values.
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If a feature that use NGRX logic is meant to be called from UI components, facade service functions should be implemented ton expose features and encapsulate the NGRX code within the core lib.
NGRX in UI Components
The complexity of NGRX is encapsulated in the core lib. Facade services are availbe from the core lib. The facade services expose the core lib features, but they hide the NGRX logic within their implemenation.
Built in Spartacus UI components should not contain NGRX logic. Instead, the UI components should call facade service functions.
Site Context
Site context can be changed for each page. The response data may be different for different site contexts. Keep this in mind when working on pages.
Also, logged-in users and anonymous users may see different response data. When working on pages, take into consideration that a user can change their login status through login or logout.
Naming Conventions
If you work for a team inside SAP, then component selectors should always start with cx-
(such as cx-banner
, for example). If you are a partner or customer, you should use a different prefix (that is, something other than cx-
) to avoid conflicts with Spartacus libraries, and third-party libraries that are used by Spartacus.
Modules
Try to keep modules as small as possible. In most cases, one module has only one component. Also, we should always try to reduce module dependencies.
Testing
All code must be covered by unit tests.
With regards to end-to-end tests, new, UI-oriented features must always be covered by basic UI end-to-end tests, as well as accessibility end-to-end tests. The file names for the tests should end with e2e-spec.ts
. Common functions that can be re-used should be extracted into different files, and should be located in the sub-directory named helpers
. These files should end with the file extension .ts
.
If you decide to write an end-to-end test based on user-flow, add the word flow
to the test’s name. If you have more than one user-flow test, separate them into individual files, so they can be run in parallel. We also recommend grouping the tests in a sub-directory with a relevant name. For reference, have a look at the end-to-end tests for product search.
To know if your end-to-end test belongs to the smoke
folder or the regression
folder, ask yourself the following questions:
-
Is the functionality fragile?
If yes, the test belongs in the
smoke
folder. A good example of fragile functionality is the product search. -
Is the user-flow critical?
If yes, the test belongs in the
smoke
folder. A good example of a critical user-flow are the steps to complete the checkout.
If you answered “no” to these questions, then the test belongs in the regression
folder.
Server-Side Rendering
Do not break server-side rendering (SSR).
For more information, see the Server–Side Rendering Coding Guidelines.
Protected and Private Methods
If a method needs to be extendible, declare it as a protected
method. Keep in mind, however, that all methods that are protected
are a part of our public API. If you update a protected
method, you must be careful not to introduce breaking changes as much as possible. If a method does not need to be extendible, declare it as private
instead. For example, if you are creating helper methods in a service for code readability, it is probably better to declare these methods as private
, unless it is essential for these methods to be extendible by customers.
DOM Manipulation
Angular provides many ways to interact and manipulate DOM elements.
An easy way to do this is by using ElementRef
from @angular/core
. This is not the correct approach.
According to the official Angular documentation on ElementRef:
Use this API as the last resort when direct access to DOM is needed. Use templating and data-binding provided by Angular instead. Alternatively you can take a look at
Renderer2
which provides API that can safely be used even when direct access to native elements is not supported.
If an alternative to ElementRef is needed, use Renderer2
.
// ElementRef
this.element.nativeElement.style.color = 'yellow';
// Renderer2
this.renderer.setStyle(this.element.nativeElement, 'color', 'yellow');
Services
The information below will outline the best practices when creating a service
.
Exports
- A service must be exported to allow it to be in the
public api
of the library.
Method Modifiers
Public
methods should be used if it is expected to be accessible through the public api.Protected
methods should be used if it is expected to be overridden or extended.Private
methods should be used if it is expected to only be used by the service.
Constructor Arguments
- Constructor arguments should be atleast protected.
- Constructor arguments should be limited. Create a new service if many injections are required.


Macros | |
| #define | TASK_MONITOR_STACK_SIZE (2048/sizeof(portSTACK_TYPE)) |
| Example of simple distance tracker implementation using the XeThru X2M200 sensor module, and an Atmel Sam G55 Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | TASK_MONITOR_STACK_PRIORITY (tskIDLE_PRIORITY) |
| #define | TASK_LED_STACK_SIZE (1024/sizeof(portSTACK_TYPE)) |
| #define | TASK_LED_STACK_PRIORITY (tskIDLE_PRIORITY) |
Functions | |
| void | vApplicationStackOverflowHook (xTaskHandle *pxTask, signed char *pcTaskName) |
| Called if stack overflow during execution. More... | |
| void | vApplicationIdleHook (void) |
| This function is called by FreeRTOS idle task. More... | |
| void | vApplicationTickHook (void) |
| This function is called by FreeRTOS each tick. More... | |
| void | vApplicationMallocFailedHook (void) |
| void | xPortSysTickHandler (void) |
| void | SysTick_Handler (void) |
| Handler for Sytem Tick interrupt. More... | |
| static void | task_led (void *pvParameters) |
| This task, when activated, make LED blink at a fixed rate. More... | |
| static void | configure_console (void) |
| Configure the console UART. More... | |
| int | main (void) |
| FreeRTOS Real Time Kernel example entry point. More... | |
| #define TASK_LED_STACK_PRIORITY (tskIDLE_PRIORITY) |
| #define TASK_LED_STACK_SIZE (1024/sizeof(portSTACK_TYPE)) |
| #define TASK_MONITOR_STACK_PRIORITY (tskIDLE_PRIORITY) |
| #define TASK_MONITOR_STACK_SIZE (2048/sizeof(portSTACK_TYPE)) |
Example of simple distance tracker implementation using the XeThru X2M200 sensor module, and an Atmel Sam G55 Xplained board.
The result will be output over the EDBG serial port provided by the Xplained USB connection.
Connect to host computer, open EDBG serial port at 115200 bps in a terminal application.
|
static |
Configure the console UART.
| int main | ( | void | ) |
FreeRTOS Real Time Kernel example entry point.
|
static |
This task, when activated, make LED blink at a fixed rate.
| void vApplicationIdleHook | ( | void | ) |
This function is called by FreeRTOS idle task.
| void vApplicationMallocFailedHook | ( | void | ) |
| void vApplicationStackOverflowHook | ( | xTaskHandle * | pxTask, |
| signed char * | pcTaskName | ||
| ) |
Called if stack overflow during execution.
| void vApplicationTickHook | ( | void | ) |
This function is called by FreeRTOS each tick.
| void xPortSysTickHandler | ( | void | ) |


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Uses
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- May be used as a protectant against further irritation.
Warnings
- For external use only.
- To avoid contamination, do not touch tip of container to any surface. Replace cap after using.
- If solution changes color or becomes cloudy, do not use.
Stop use and ask a doctor if you experience eye pain, changes in vision, continued redness or irritation of the eye, or if the condition worsens or persists for more than 72 hours.
Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
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Other information
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- Use before expiration date marked on container.
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Editing or Deleting a List Entry
How to edit or delete entries within a list using the Admin > Lists page. In the below example only one of the list entries can be edited because the Currency list is maintained by SuperUsers using the Host List.
- Navigate to Admin > Advanced Settings > Lists.
- Go to the folder list and navigate to and then select the required list. This displays the details of this list.
- Use the Edit or Delete button beside the list entry to edit or delete it. Lists with sort order enabled also display the Move Entry Up and Move Entry Down buttons that allow you to reorder list entries.


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